Answer: This brightly colored trait in this scenario is an example of natural selection
Explanation:
The aim of natural selection is to ensure the traits that make species better fitted to environmental pressures remain while other are eliminated.
Thus, the brightly colored trait in this scenario is an example of natural selection because:
- it appears in all population of the flower-producing plants making it well adapted to the environment.
- its emitting of no odor or rotting odor is simply a chemical defence mechanism in order to avoid from eaten by animals.
Answer:
By using the scientific method
Explanation:
observation.....hypothesis......experiment.....and finally a conclusion
Answer:
waste of other animals,eating dead animals and plants
Fatty acids are mostly composed of chains of carbon and hydrogen. Fatty acids without double bonds are "saturated" with hydrogen. When a fatty acid has one double bond, hydrogen is released therefore the fatty acid is "monounsaturated". When a fatty acid has two or more double bonds, then the fatty acid is "polyunsaturated". Unsaturated fatty acids are usually takes in the form of oils as they are liquid in room temperature (in contrast to saturated fatty acids which are solid in room temperature). Unsaturated fatty acids are usually found in plant based fats such as oils. Therefore the answer to this question is sunflower oil.
I guess I would say crocs. Their used to be water dinos like them called mosa that couldnt go on land. Todays modern version crocs can.
